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QtFan

1.0

KDE System Tool

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sebbe1991

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Description: This application provides a gui to fan speed control. To use this application you must have the right modules loaded. The easiest way to get the right modules loaded is by installing lm_sensors and running sensors-detect. Some motherboards doesn't have the ability to control the fans. License: GPL

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Qtfan

by angkung73 on: Oct 21 2007

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angkung73

How to install. Kindly give detail instruction since we are new comer

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Re: Qtfan

by sebbe1991 on: Oct 21 2007

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sebbe1991

You read the INSTALL file...
The install instructions is:

qmake
make
make install

You also need the right hwmon modules loaded to be able to control the fanspeeds.

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Not view result

by renatgaraev on: Oct 21 2007

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renatgaraev

I compile program (without errors) and run, but I don't sea the result of temperature of processor and mother board.
Why?
$uname -a
Linux localhost 2.6.22.9-desktop-1mdv #1 SMP Thu Sep 27 04:07:04 CEST 2007 i686

Mandriva 2008 Power Pack

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Re: Not view result

by angkung73 on: Oct 21 2007

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angkung73

Hi,
How do you install, could you let me know the detail step?

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Re: Re: Not view res

by sebbe1991 on: Oct 21 2007

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sebbe1991

1. Download the source file
2. open a terminal and cd into the directory where you saved the file.
3. tar xf qtfan-1.0.tar.gz
4. cd qtfan
5. qmake
6. make
7. sudo make install (or su -c 'make install' )
8. start qtfan from kmenu->system->qtfan

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Re: Not view result

by sebbe1991 on: Oct 21 2007

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sebbe1991

What output do you get from: ls /sys/class/hwmon/
and what motherboard do you have?

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Re: Re: Not view res

by renatgaraev on: Oct 21 2007

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renatgaraev

# ls /sys/class/hwmon/
#
Empty output. May be I can install modules or what I can need make, then you program can start work?

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Re: Re: Re: Not view

by sebbe1991 on: Oct 21 2007

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sebbe1991

Install lm_sensors and run sensors-detect to find out which modules you need loaded.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Not

by angkung73 on: Oct 24 2007

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angkung73

I have installed lm_sensor and run sensors-detect below is the output

Driver `it87' (should be inserted):
Detects correctly:
* ISA bus, address 0x290
Chip `ITE IT8712F Super IO Sensors' (confidence: 9)

I will now generate the commands needed to load the required modules.
Just press ENTER to continue:

But I Already installed Qtfan before. How do I proced from here>

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

by sebbe1991 on: Oct 24 2007

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sebbe1991

You should not need to do anything more than that to get correct fan readings, to check if it works run "sensors" from the terminal, if you get fan speed readings and temperatures it should work in QtFan, if not post the output of
ls /sys/class/hwmon/
and
find /sys -iname 'pwm*'

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

by angkung73 on: Oct 24 2007

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angkung73

Thank you,
I managed to install qtfan and it really work.
This is just for displaying right?
Can we use it to control the speed of the fan. Or is there any other project for controlling the fan speed?

Controlling fan spee

by sebbe1991 on: Oct 24 2007

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sebbe1991

It is possible to control the fan speed with this program if your motherboard supports it. Just use the arrows beside the number 240. And you need to run this application as root to be able to control the fans.

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QtFan

KDE System Tool

This application provides a gui to fan speed control. To use this application you must have the right modules loaded. The easiest way to get the right modules loaded is by installing lm_sensors and running sensors-detect. Some motherboards doesn't have the ability to control the fans.

Qtfan

How to install. Kindly give detail instruction since we are new comer

Re: Qtfan

You read the INSTALL file... The install instructions is: qmake make make install You also need the right hwmon modules loaded to be able to control the fanspeeds.

Not view result

I compile program (without errors) and run, but I don't sea the result of temperature of processor and mother board. Why? $uname -a Linux localhost 2.6.22.9-desktop-1mdv #1 SMP Thu Sep 27 04:07:04 CEST 2007 i686 Mandriva 2008 Power Pack

Re: Not view result

Hi, How do you install, could you let me know the detail step?

Re: Re: Not view res

1. Download the source file 2. open a terminal and cd into the directory where you saved the file. 3. tar xf qtfan-1.0.tar.gz 4. cd qtfan 5. qmake 6. make 7. sudo make install (or su -c 'make install' ) 8. start qtfan from kmenu->system->qtfan

Re: Not view result

What output do you get from: ls /sys/class/hwmon/ and what motherboard do you have?

Re: Re: Not view res

# ls /sys/class/hwmon/ # Empty output. May be I can install modules or what I can need make, then you program can start work?

Re: Re: Re: Not view

Install lm_sensors and run sensors-detect to find out which modules you need loaded.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Not

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

You should not need to do anything more than that to get correct fan readings, to check if it works run "sensors" from the terminal, if you get fan speed readings and temperatures it should work in QtFan, if not post the output of ls /sys/class/hwmon/ and find /sys -iname 'pwm*'

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

Thank you, I managed to install qtfan and it really work. This is just for displaying right? Can we use it to control the speed of the fan. Or is there any other project for controlling the fan speed?

Controlling fan spee

It is possible to control the fan speed with this program if your motherboard supports it. Just use the arrows beside the number 240. And you need to run this application as root to be able to control the fans.

This application provides a gui to fan speed control.

To use this application you must have the right modules loaded.
The easiest way to get the right modules loaded is by installing lm_sensors and running sensors-detect.

Some motherboards doesn't have the ability to control the fans.

You read the INSTALL file...
The install instructions is:

qmake
make
make install

You also need the right hwmon modules loaded to be able to control the fanspeeds.

I compile program (without errors) and run, but I don't sea the result of temperature of processor and mother board.
Why?
$uname -a
Linux localhost 2.6.22.9-desktop-1mdv #1 SMP Thu Sep 27 04:07:04 CEST 2007 i686

Mandriva 2008 Power Pack

Hi,
How do you install, could you let me know the detail step?

1. Download the source file
2. open a terminal and cd into the directory where you saved the file.
3. tar xf qtfan-1.0.tar.gz
4. cd qtfan
5. qmake
6. make
7. sudo make install (or su -c 'make install' )
8. start qtfan from kmenu->system->qtfan

What output do you get from: ls /sys/class/hwmon/
and what motherboard do you have?

# ls /sys/class/hwmon/
#
Empty output. May be I can install modules or what I can need make, then you program can start work?

You should not need to do anything more than that to get correct fan readings, to check if it works run "sensors" from the terminal, if you get fan speed readings and temperatures it should work in QtFan, if not post the output of
ls /sys/class/hwmon/
and
find /sys -iname 'pwm*'

Thank you,
I managed to install qtfan and it really work.
This is just for displaying right?
Can we use it to control the speed of the fan. Or is there any other project for controlling the fan speed?